Day three of round four of the County Championship
18 counties split into three groups of six
Surrey beat Hants by an innings & 289 runs; Roach takes 8-40
Durham beat Warwickshire by an innings & 127 runs
Notts beat Derbyshire by 310 runs for first red-ball win since 2018
Brad Wheal lbw b Roach 0 (Surrey 560-7 dec v Hants 92 & 166-9)
Two in four balls!
Brad Wheal is pinned leg before, and Kemar Roach finishes his 17th over with figures of 7-36. Incredible stuff. One more wicket needed to win for Surrey.
Kyle Abbott c Clarke b Roach 21 (Surrey 560-7 dec v Hants 92 & 166-8)
Breakthrough!
Kemar Roach has six, Surrey are two wickets away as Kyle Abbott gets a thick edge to second slip.
Image source, Rex FeaturesLancashire 0-0 (target 253) v Sussex
And Keaton Jennings and Alex Davies are out to bat for Lancashire against Sussex.
It's a tricky but reachable target for Lancashire.
Leicestershire 421 dec & 54-1 v Gloucestershire 275
We're back under way at Bristol. Sky is looking very grey.
Worcs 234-3 v Essex 561-8 dec
Half-century number eight of the game at New Road as Brett D'Oliveira reaches the milestone off 115 balls.
They need to get to 412 to avoid the follow-on.
Sussex 328 & 154 v Lancashire 230
No fuss as Liam Livingstone pins number 10 Henry Crocombe leg before for two.
Lancashire need 253 to win. It's right in the balance this match.
Helm lbw b Overton 13 (Somerset 268 v Middlesex 357 & 102-8)
Image source, Getty ImagesFourth wicket of the innings for big Craig Overton and his 23rd of the season.
The Somerset paceman gets Tom Helm lbw. Middlesex lead by 191 with two wickets left.
Where's your money? Thumbs up for Somerset, thumbs down for Middlesex.
Somerset 268 v Middlesex 357 & 101-7
Hundred up for Middlesex in their second innings.
Every run at Taunton is crucial now with Middlesex's lead standing at 190.
Lamb b Carse 19 (Durham 391-9 dec v Warwickshire 87 & 93-5)
Durham will want to wrap up victory against Warwickshire tonight.
Brydon Carse picks up their fifth wicket, bowling Matt Lamb.
The Bears still need another 211 to avoid an innings defeat. Not happening.
Rob Keogh c Kohler-Cadmore b Willey 5 (Northamptonshire 38-3 - target 220 v Yorkshire)
Another key wicket for Yorkshire as Rob Keogh edges David Willey behind.
Northamptonshire need a partnership and they need it now.
Worcs 223-3 v Essex 561-8 dec
Batting is once again looking pretty comfortable at New Road.
Tom Fell becomes the seventh batsman to go past fifty in the match as his stand with Brett D'Oliveira approaches 100.
Delray Rawlins b Parkinson 45 (Sussex 328 & 148-9 v Lancashire 230)
This has been a brilliant performance from Lancashire's bowlers to give themselves a chance in this game. Just one more wicket required now with Sussex's lead at 246.
Matt Parkinson has 2-9 from just two overs.
Leicestershire 421 dec & 54-1 v Gloucestershire 275
But not in Bristol. Shock, it's raining again.
Sussex 328 & 139-8 v Lancashire 230
And we're back under way in Sussex as well.
Surrey 560-7 dec v Hants 92 & 145-7
Evening session gets going in London.
Only a matter of time before a first Surrey win of the season.
Somerset 268 v Middlesex 357 & 88-7
Back under way after tea at Taunton.
How quickly can Somerset wrap up this Middlesex second innings?
Quickly, they'll be hoping.
Charlie Thurston lbw b Thompson 0 (Northamptonshire 17-2 - target 220 v Yorkshire)
We still play on in Leeds and Yorkshire will be very glad that we are doing so.
Jordan Thompson has his second lbw wicket and now 220 is looking very far away.
Image source, Getty ImagesWorcs 219-3 v Essex 561-8 dec
The perfect session for the Pears as Brett D'Oliveira and Tom Fell bat through it.
Both are approaching their half-centuries.
Tea: Durham 391-9 dec v Warwickshire 87 & 82-4
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle
Durham got a wicket in the final over before lunch and have done it again in the final over before tea. And it's the scalp of Sam Hain as well. He'd batted nicely for his 21 runs.
He was fighting hard and had faced 70 balls when he got a short one from Brydon Carse which he edged to the slips and into the hands of David Bedingham. Of the two batsmen out in the middle at that point you wouldn't have had money on Hain being the one to depart.
Matthew Lamb, on the other hand, had been enduring a torrid time trying to deal with the pace of Mark Wood, who peppered him with some aggressive short bowling before stepping aside to allow Carse to do the same. Lamb somehow has 13.
Earlier Wood claimed the wicket of opener Will Rhodes for three at the end of the fourth over, while six balls later Chris Rushworth trapped Hanuma Vihari for a second ball duck, LBW, to bring up his 500th wicket in championship-format cricket for Durham.
Rob Yates had also worked hard for his 34 and put on 50 with Hain for the third wicket before Rushworth had him caught at second slip by Scott Borthwick moments later.
Warwickshire are 82-4 and trail by 222 after Durham declared their first innings on 391-9.
Leicestershire 421 dec & 54-1 v Gloucestershire 275
A session where the rain was the winner.
Leicestershire's lead is exactly 200. I wonder if they'll declare before close of play today...